Andrew and Lance- Vikings and Eagles Fans with NFL Analysis and Takes
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An NFL Podcast hosted by two up and coming dads-Andrew and Lance. Join them each week as they discuss the latest NFL news during the season and during their favorite time of the year-the offseason!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Confidence picks give Andrew and Lance's matchup analysis a clear test, with every prediction carrying reasons that can be revisited after the games.
Andrew and Lance turn each NFL slate into a running argument, making picks and attaching confidence levels that leave their reasoning open to scrutiny.
A dad joke before playoff picks: your NFL group chat has found its early shift.
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A loose, low-scoring Super Bowl take built around defense, special teams, and a Seahawks path that is not just JSN.
Andrew and Lance spend the Super Bowl preview making a clear case for the Seahawks without pretending JSN is the whole story. Defense and special teams do most of the heavy lifting, and they keep circling back to how the game gets won if the offense never really opens up.
A loose Eagles recap that turns one tight win into a wider roster conversation.
Andrew and Lance use a holiday catch-up to settle into a postgame read on the Eagles' narrow win over the Bills, then spend most of the episode sorting out what looked solid and what still feels unfinished. The best stretch stays on the football.
A blunt recap of the title games with enough football detail to keep the chatter grounded.
Andrew and Lance start with a light January check-in, then settle into a sharp recap of the AFC and NFC championship games. The Broncos loss gets the blunt, scheme-minded treatment it deserves, especially in the back-and-forth about Sean Payton’s stubbornness, the run game…
A coaching-change conversation that turns Belichick's omission into a wider argument about football judgment.
The discussion lands hardest on Bill Belichick's first-ballot Hall of Fame omission, which Andrew and Lance treat as hard to square with the resume and even harder to trust given the voting setup.
A relaxed offseason football conversation that becomes a grounded tight end debate.
The conversation moves at an easy pace through life updates, Super Bowl disappointment, and current NFL news before settling into a detailed tight end debate around Kyle Pitts, Brock Bowers, and Colston Loveland.
A loose playoff recap that turns into a sharp case for what actually travels in January.
Andrew and Lance start with a personal check-in tied to Lance's birthday and a stomach bug, then move into divisional-round reaction and the road to championship weekend and the Super Bowl.
A loose, funny playoff preview that still gets to the football.
Divisional Round Preview keeps things loose and fan-first, opening with missed predictions, a tied-for-last scoreboard, and the Cinderella softball cut before it settles into football.
A loose NFL conversation about pressure, timing, and higher standards.
Andrew and Lance keep the conversation anchored in two familiar pressure points: the Vikings' front-office upheaval and the Eagles' frustration over not meeting standards.
Daily Buccaneers roster talk with teeth.
Daily Jets roster logic, pick by pick.
Andrew and Lance kick off with a casual January check-in before moving into the AFC and NFC championship games.
Ground Grind co-hosts Andrew and Lance dissect the Eagles' Monday night loss, debating blame distribution between coaching, player execution, and scheme.
Gridiron Grind hosts Andrew and Lance analyze all six Super Wild Card Weekend games with detailed statistical breakdowns and predictions.
Andrew and Lance spend most of “2026 Offseason” on the Vikings’ quarterback room, arguing that J.J.
Andrew and Lance spend much of "Cuts, Combine, and Kyle Pitts" on a detailed Kyle Pitts debate, including his 928-yard season, a possible $16 million franchise tag, and whether a cheaper deal in the $10-12 million range makes more sense.
Andrew and Lance preview Week 16 NFL games, starting with Rams at Seahawks, a matchup they frame as a likely NFC West division decider between Matthew Stafford and Sam Darnold.
Andrew and Lance spend the episode clearing out free-agency and NFL-news topics, starting with March Madness bracket carnage, including BYU, North Carolina, Duke, and a Big Dumb Ox Tournament with 200 participants.
Andrew and Lance open with a personal check-in after Lance spent 36 hours dealing with what they call food poisoning or a stomach flu, then move into a recap of the divisional round and championship weekend.
Andrew and Lance react to the Vikings' Week 15 win over the Cowboys by focusing on J.J.
Andrew and Lance open with Christmas updates, including Lance’s two-and-a-half-hour car-station assembly, a toothpick fix for a drilled-too-large hole, and a family debate about Santa and gifts.
Andrew and Lance open on coaching changes and quickly settle on Bill Belichick's surprise Hall of Fame miss.
Week 15 frames this one.
Andrew and Lance open with a two-team check-in on the Vikings and Eagles.
The Vikings won a game with only 3 net yards of passing—possibly the first time in NFL history.
Andrew and Lance spend most of "Big Trades" on the DJ Moore deal, arguing that Chicago got a true second-round pick plus relief from $40 million in guaranteed money.
The Cowboys traded for Kyler Murray -- and both hosts think it makes zero sense.
Week 17 takes center stage.
Andrew and Lance open with a New Year's check-in and a few jokes about staying up late.
Andrew and Lance recap the Super Bowl as a defensive game that ended 9-0 at halftime before the Seahawks separated late.
Andrew and Lance break down the Eagles’ 29-18 win over Washington, with Lance noting it clinched the division and made the Eagles the first NFC East team to do that in back-to-back seasons in 20 years.
Andrew says the Vikings are not looking for a big quarterback swing and would only consider Anthony Richardson on a late Day 3 pick.
Andrew and Lance recap what they call a "really fun, crazy wildcard weekend," opening with a stat that every game through Sunday was decided in the last two minutes.
Andrew and Lance spend most of 'Free Agency Wave 1' on the Ravens' attempted Max Crosby trade with the Raiders, the reported failed physical, and Baltimore's quick pivot to Trey Hendrickson on a four-year deal.
Andrew and Lance preview the NFL Divisional Round, analyzing key matchups like Bills vs.
Andrew and Lance kick off with their usual loose banter and a hospital joke before settling into a Super Bowl preview.
The hosts discuss NFL mock drafts for the Eagles and Vikings using a simulator, with lighthearted banter.
Andrew and Lance discuss the latest NFL news, including fifth-year options and player legal issues.
Two hosts discuss NFL news, including a strange theft story and updates on their favorite teams.
Andrew and Lance discuss NFL news including schedule agreements, rule changes, and the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation.
Andrew and Lance discuss NFL rule proposals and Joe Flacco's free agency situation.
Two hosts discuss NFL news, including a surprising Eagles trade for Andy Dalton, with lighthearted banter.
Andrew and Lance discuss their week five NFL game picks, including teams on bye and their personal betting strategies.
Andrew and Lance discuss their NFL game picks for week four and their fantasy football standings.
Andrew and Lance discuss their week 3 NFL game picks and share personal stories about paternity leave and a family trip to Wyoming.
Andrew and Lance discuss NFL week two game picks and analyze a controversial play involving Travis Kelsey and Xavier Worthy.